| Kamazotz |
- A class based on mayan conch boxers.
- A local city state has hired you to steal the body of a saint for them so they can start rolling in that sweet sweet pilgrimage cash.
- Your setting needs more volcanoes and volcanic eruptions, this is fact and truth.
- The Perditious Men of Ulempf.
- The Bone Market where you can sell your bones. Loose definition of yours.
- Cult of serial resurrectionists (whatever that means?)
- A band of brigands loyal to a robber knight who is actually just a charismatic suit of animate armor.
- Inky, blob minions who must be anchored to an object (typically a mask or hat).
- The marginalia in a monk's manuscript have escaped and are terrorizing the countryside! Somebody has to capture the damned things!!
- The Mycenaeans were basically just the vikings of the ancient world.
- Baboons with submachine-guns, what will they do?
- Wealthy octopuses who hire human porters as to conduct business upon the surface.
- Big fluffy dogs bred for their wool.
- A unit of left handed warriors to combat common fortress defenses.
- The Crouching Goddess, she of surprises and ambush.
- Women are expected to break into their mother's grave before their wedding and steal the jewelry within to exchange with their spouse.
- It is a well known fact that if you collect the shadows of a hundred and twelve people and sew them together you will create a portal to the universes's own shade.
- Not enough games feature Bread Fraud and Bread Fraud countermeasures.
- A island/planet/sol system hopping campaign about trying to get home; like the Odyssey.
- You've been hired to guard these nobles who are on a picnic to watch the battle.
- Flatbreads stuffed with fried and spiced cockatrice meat.
- A people shrouded in crimson clothe and blue steel masks. They speak in a florid tongue.
- The 51 Gods of Cod, Salt, and Sea.
- The royal treasury is also a shrine where votive offerings are made to the state gods.
- The warrior kings of old all turned to stone, their bodies littered across the countryside.
- Leegishmen from the city of Leegs.
- The hills are alive... and they are hungry.
- The Sparagmos Organ - Play a showtime, or any music, upon this organ and any one on the nearest stage will begin to dance uncontrollably whilst slowly being torn apart, piece by piece.
- Historically 'treasure' has often been big bulky objects like ivory panels and gold plates, this is both more memorable than coins and harder to steal.
- MORE BATHHOUSES!
- Porcelain golem.
- MORE COFFFEEHOUSES!
- Playable Species - Baboon, Human, Crow
- Cone snails... need I say more?
- Book idea - HP Lovecraft goes on a post-mortem redemption arc in the Dreamlands
- A city of spiral towers and seashell domes.
- Giant seedcases used to grow clone soldiers.
- A culture of neighborhoods built on wharfs, the wharfinger acting as landlord/king for each wharf.
- Necromantic cyborgs, replace body parts with skeletal bits.
- Devils actually work for an intergalactic bureaucracy detaining those who broke interstellar law but are beholden to a complicated (and contradictory) set of rules.
